Updates to the state’s Red Flag law can enhance access to risk orders while a new workgroup could explore ways to reform divorce laws.
State budget progress is uncertain as the governor awaits lawmakers’ spending plan.
A Democratic senator wants to end the $1.9 billion handout. The industry doesn’t want to cede that much.
The governor must decide whether to sign or veto the long-debated proposal as disputes over regulation, enforcement and timelines persist.
Communities are sounding the alarm on an industry that stands to have a far greater impact beyond the walls of its warehouses.
Democratic divide over data center incentives and skill games veto leaves $212B spending plan unresolved.
Paid Family and Medical Leave is a step closer to becoming law, but rejected amendments on other bills.
A new Tazewell court ruling puts new districts on hold as Republicans press their case and state vows appeal.
Approval allows new congressional maps to take immediate effect, following intense fight over process, courts and campaign messaging.
Tickets for the Tidewater Current range from $15 to $60 and the full route from Virginia Beach to Harrisonburg takes just over six hours.
Voters will decide Tuesday whether to allow new congressional maps ahead of the 2026 elections after months of legal and political fights.
The company reached out to the Last Prisoner Project in 2025 and launched “420 For Freedom,” a national clemency initiative.
The groups call on state and federal governments to invest in wastewater projects and to restore grants through the Clean Water Act.
The adjustments are meant to save the health system millions as it navigates shifting federal health policy.
As negotiations continue, Spanberger removes adding new costs onto that customer 'class.
The couple’s teenage son called 911 from their Annandale home to report the incident, which came as divorce proceedings were underway.
Fertilizer prices have risen 40% percent in recent weeks, industry experts say, straining growers’ already-tight profit margins.
Nearly 450 bills were continued to 2027 following the recent Virginia General Assembly session that concluded in mid-March.
Federal approvals already apply to 10 drugs since the beginning of this year and another 15 are expected to take effect next year.
Governor’s actions clarify assault weapons ban, restore background checks on private sales, and expand some restrictions on carrying.
